Today, we lost one of the great composers at the age of 61. Obviously, he converts his own music into something magical when we listen to his soundtracks and listen while watching the movies, especially during Avatar. He collaborated with James Cameron and Ron Howard multiple times and some of their movies were handled and created beautifully thank to James Horner's contribution to the movie industry. He created some of the best and memorable scores and also won an Academy Awards for one of the highest-grossing films of all-time.
So, here are some scores that were composed by this talented music aficionado. May he rest in peace.
Braveheart - For the Love of a Princess
Braveheart - Freedom
Glory - Closing Credits
Aliens - Futile Escape
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan - Main Titles (his debut)
Apollo 13 - Re-Entry & Splashdown
Legends of the Fall - The Ludlows
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas - Remembrance, Remembrance
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I'm not using Blogger as much on the site to post because I felt that I was losing time and viewership. Unfortunately, I do not think people read my reviews as much anymore. So, if you want to catch or watch my movie reviews. For now, visit my Instagram movie profile, @cine_caro. I edit the videos in a minute or less and I give a brief review it as a voiceover and rate them. So, if you want to catch up, here are the movies that I reviewed this year in 2015 and their ratings. 2015 4 STARS Anomalisa **** The Big Short **** The Revenant **** Spotlight **** Brooklyn **** Room **** Steve Jobs **** The Martian **** Sicario **** The End of the Tour **** Me and Earl and the Dying Girl **** Inside Out **** Mad Max: Fury Road *** Ex Machina **** 3.5 STARS Star Wars: The Force Awakens ***1/2 Carol ***1/2 Creed ***1/2 Beasts of No Nation (NETFLIX) ***1/2 Bridge of Spies ***1/2 Goodnight Mommy ***1/2 Straight Outta Compton ***1/2 The Gift ***1/2 Mission Imposs
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